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Article

3 Sep 2012

Auteur:
Harriet Sherwood, Guardian [UK]

Israel accused of pillaging Dead Sea resources in occupied territory

According to the Palestinian human rights organisation al-Haq, the "appropriation and exploitation of Palestinian land and natural resources in the occupied Dead Sea area by Israeli settlers and companies...meet the requirements of the crime of pillage"...The...report says Ahava is "unlawfully utilising the Palestinian natural resources of the Dead Sea area for its own economic profits and therefore can be considered directly responsible for the pillage of the occupied territory's natural resources in clear violation of customary international law"...The...report calls on the European Union to adopt restrictions on the import of Israeli products originating from settlements, and urges cosmetic retailers to provide clear information about the origin of products they sell to allow consumers to make an informed choice about purchases. [Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Ahava to respond but it did not]

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